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Test your knowledge of Canadian provinces and their places with our interactive quiz! Choose a province, name its places, and compete for the highest score.

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Yes. Most quizzes allow common abbreviations, alternate spellings, and short forms. Try typing just the first few letters — if it matches, it will autofill.

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Canada All Places – Choose Province

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Begin by entering a province and choosing it from the drop-down list. Then, try to reach the highest population by naming that provinces’s places (cities, towns, etc). High scores are separate by province. Quiz is not timed.

Enter province name to choose from drop-down box.

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Legolas2323

27 days ago

It looks like Sun Peaks is currently not working in British Columbia

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darin

27 days ago

Reply to Legolas2323

It’s a ‘Resort Municipality’ and not counted on this quiz.

DEJO

4 months ago

There are five towns in Alberta that I couldn’t find the names of / get names to match:

Pop. 13,819: Far Northern Alberta; doesn’t seem to even have any roads in the area.
Pop. 8,339: North of Lac La Biche; again, no roads in the area.
Pop. 2,733: Near what is Diamond Valley, part of which used to be Turner Valley. Can’t get a name match.
Pop. 62: Waiparous Village perhaps?
Pop. 6,007: South of Frank, west of Bellevue and Hillcrest Mines

missy06

29 days ago

Reply to DEJO

Pretty sure number 3 is Black Diamond

derocky42

11 months ago

It doesn’t take Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine. Any way I’ve tried it doesn’t take it. I’ve tried with no accents or comma like this : “Les Iles de la Madeleine” or removing “Les” and still doesn’t take it. I don’t know how it’s possible to get it

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darin

11 months ago

Reply to derocky42

It takes with just ‘les iles’

mmhund123

1 year ago

Why is there a supposed town in southern labrador that i cant seem to find the name of? Looks like it should be english point but i tried it several times, the mysterius town doesnt appear on google maps and i checked multiple other maps but none show this town

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to mmhund123

What’s the population of it? Hover your mouse over it to see the population. I can let you then know which town it is.

jlt131

1 year ago

After doing what I could initially just from my brain, I noticed some oddities and thought I’d see if i could get them all using a map as a guide. Two of them appear to be incorrect – “Sun Peaks Mountain” is the town of “Sun Peaks”…. and “Northern Rockies” is not a township at all, it’s a general area and pretty much no one lives where the pin is showing.
I’m curious about the source data – a lot of the towns are missing, while other smaller towns are present.

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to jlt131

So I believe I typically used the “municipal units” under each province that has them…
https://citypopulation.de/en/canada/

JBfromBC

1 year ago

Reply to jlt131

Yes it would be good if Sun Peaks could be included for Sun Peaks Mountain & Fort Nelson for Northern Rockies.

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to JBfromBC

Will add those.

bassinciel

2 years ago

si vous etes bloqués écrivez st + *prénom random* lol